Ever wondered how much RAM you need? Here’s how you can tell and signs to look out for that you need to upgrade your RAM.

RAM, or Random Access Memory, is the part of your computer that keeps programs running in the background, so you can switch ...

Just like your PC’s system memory, graphics cards and laptop GPUs have their own memory, called VRAM (video RAM). Graphics memory is mostly important for gaming, but there are productivity and ...

More games are putting data into VRAM, so here's what you need to know and how to optimize your hardware for better results. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to ...

VRAM — video memory — is what your graphics card uses to store textures, lighting data, shadows, reflections, and all the other visual assets that make your PC games look the way they should. That ...

Between your CPU and a video card processor, it is the VRAM that acts as a buffer and ensures the uninterrupted running of games or other graphics-intensive applications. Basically, it’s at the core ...

Even if you're just a casual follower of tech news, you can't have missed that the amount of video memory (VRAM) on a graphics card is a hot topic right now. We've seen indications that 8GB may not be ...

Graphics card memory, or VRAM, has been a hot topic of discussion over the past few years because we're not really getting enough of it. It's crazy to think that 8 years ago, the GeForce GTX 1070 was ...

Most of us make do with the VRAM that came with our graphics cards. We can just wait until the next one comes out and get a little more memory. After all, it’d be madness to try and delicately solder ...

1) it meant RAM, and yes 64 megs would make it happy<BR><BR>2) it should be fine with 4 megs at 1024x768x16<BR><BR><BR>robin out Not open for further replies.

We’re all used to swapping RAM in our desktops and laptops. What about a GPU, though? [dosdude1] teaches us that soldered-on RAM is merely a frontier to be conquered. Of course, there’s gotta be a ...